Does cervical cancer require surgery?

Whether cervical tumor needs surgery, can not be generalized, need to be judged according to the nature and volume of the tumor.

If it is benign tumor, such as cervical myoma, and small size, no obvious symptoms, do not affect the quality of life, may not need immediate surgery, can be closely observed first, regular review. However, if the benign tumor is large, causing obvious discomfort such as menstrual abnormalities, abdominal pain, or has a tendency to become malignant, surgery may be necessary.

For malignant tumors, i.e. cervical cancer, surgery is usually one of the important treatment methods. However, the choice of surgical methods depends on the stage of the tumor and the patient's physical condition. Early cervical cancer, surgical resection of lesions may achieve better treatment effect; for advanced cervical cancer, comprehensive surgery, radiotherapy, chemotherapy and other treatment methods may be needed.

Whether cervical cancer needs surgery requires individualized evaluation and decision-making by doctors according to the specific conditions of patients. Patients should fully communicate with doctors to understand the advantages and disadvantages of various treatment options in order to make the most suitable choice for themselves.